Dysbiosis Test is a diagnostic test that is carried out on a urine sample to detect the presence of two molecules: indica and skatole in the organic liquid, symptoms of a condition of intestinal dysbiosis.
Normally Indica and Skatole are substances present in the urine only in trace amounts (1-20 mg/dl), if their quantity is higher than this value it is possible that a state of intestinal dysbiosis is underway.
The most common symptoms are: frequent diarrhea, constipation alternating with diarrhea, abdominal swelling, digestive difficulties, Candida infections, Herpes simplex and viral diseases.
Exam preparation
- wait 7 days from the end of any antibiotic therapy
- wait 5 days after the end of your period
Result ready in 12 days, also by email.
Collection mode
COLLECT THE FIRST URINE OF THE MORNING.
- wash your hands with water and detergent and, with particular care, the urethral orifice and the surrounding area, then dry the cleansed areas
- open the sterile container, taking care not to touch the edge and the inside. COLLECT A SMALL QUANTITY OF THE FIRST JET into the sterile container
- close the container tightly, taking care not to contaminate the edge
- return to the laboratory as soon as possible, otherwise store in the fridge at 4°C for a maximum of 24 hours. Keep away from heat sources.